Does FindaResident really work? Is it worth subscribing to it?
Does FindaResident really work?
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 faithmd |
Does FindaResident really work? |
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Posts: 20 (03/24/04 19:29:02) |
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pogipinoy2001 |
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Posts: 49 (03/28/04 12:32:35) |
I did it two years in a row. I only received 2 offers. It allows you to post your board scores, publications, experience, interests and photo. You can even send your info to different programs. I did it for radiology which was extremely competetive. I cannot answer for other specialty types but it is a good concept.
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aysecik |
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Posts: 9 (09/25/05 14:45:51) |
don;t even bother waste your money i signed last year not even list ob/gyn. take care
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IMGPrep |
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Posts: 19 (01/02/07 16:58:14) |
Find a resident is an excellent concept and is used by many Programs
Good luck IMGPrep Team www.imgprep.org |
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walterirving |
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Posts: 1 (08/30/07 18:42:15) |
There are many websites that list vacancies. For example www.apds.org, www.acog.org, and many more. In my experience, APDS is a lot better than findaresident.com for surgery & ob/gyn positions. The downside is that you need to check these sites several times a day because positions disappear quickly.
A very interesting site is www.ResidentSwap.org - it monitors all these scattered websites and send you alerts whenever new positions open. Plus, if you're in residency & looking to switch to a different specialty, they can find residents who want to swap with you. |
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